jack in
verb
jacked in; jacking in; jacks in
intransitive verb
: to connect to something (such as a network or system)
So I got home … and flipped open my laptop. I jacked in and started surfing the Net.
Dana Kennedy
Dana KennedyIt struck me that part of the reason we always stay jacked in is that we want everyone—at the other end of the phone, on Facebook and Twitter, on the web, on email—to know that we are part of the now. David Carr
David Carr
Word History
First Known Use
1995, in the meaning defined above
- sets by
- sets down
- sets eyes on
- sets foot in
- sets forth
- sets in
- sets in motion
- sets off
- sets on
- sets one's heart on
- sets one's teeth on edge
- sets oneself against
- sets oneself up as
- sets oneself up as something
- sets out
- sets something or someone against
- sets something straight
- sets store by
- sets straight
- sets to
- sets up
- sets up as
- sets up as something
- sets up in
- sets up in something